The best motivational biography of Muhammad Ali, the Greatest

Discover the Inspiring Journey of Boxing Legend Muhammad Ali! Explore the remarkable life of the Greatest of All Time, from his rise as Cassius Clay to becoming a cultural icon and global ambassador. Follow Ali's historic fights against Frazier, Foreman, and others in legendary bouts like the Rumble in the Jungle and the Thrilla in Manila. Dive into his impact beyond the ring, his influential role in civil rights, and his enduring legacy as a sporting hero and humanitarian. Join us in celebrating the triumphs, charisma, and indelible spirit of Muhammad Ali, an icon who transcended boxing and left an everlasting mark on history.
Boxing Legend, Civil Rights Activist, Olympic Gold Medalist | Ali vs. Frazier, Ali vs. Foreman | Inspirational Champion | Cassius Clay Biography | Boxing Icon | Social Activism | Rumble in the Jungle | Thrilla in Manila | Muhammad Ali Quotes | Boxing History | Cultural Icon | Heavyweight Champion | Legend of the Ring | Louisville Lip | Black History | Sports Legend | Humanitarian Achievements"
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00:00 Introduction
00:54 The rising of Muhammad Ali
02:08 Muhammad Ali against Vietnam War
03:35 The comeback of Muhammad Ali
04:51 Ali the champion beyond ring

[@CoachDarren]

Thank you for this very well done. Rest in peace to the greatest of all times!!

[@bowattanga]

the legendary Muhammad ALI had influence beyond the sport of boxing

[@mmgunawardana8668]

One of The Greatestsportman Gift of God !!!

[@Blanca418]

Very nice.Thank you.

[@tabo01]

If you want a more balanced view of Ali, read Ghosts of Manila

[@MrJeffrey812]

There’s no way he could have beat Mike Tyson.

[@williemoreno3010]

Would fight to make lots of money and show he is not afraid of any man in the ring. But to fight for the country in which he made millions from he was a coward. Lots of people died in Vietnam black Latino and yes a lot of whites. He was a coward that is really who he was. I am sure there are millions of people who would agree with me. All that shit he spoke about why he didn't go were excuses because he was scared of death. I know lots of black people real men who went to Vietnam and fought for their country. Some didn't come back and some did. Those are real heroes not that chicken ALI. TO ALL THOSE BROTHERS WHO DIDN'T RETURN RIP AND 🙏 MAY GOD BLESS YOU ❤❤.